Reference no: EM133228252

Prescription medicine pricing is a major issue in the United States. As a result, many people are forced to make life-threatening decisions that no one should ever have to make. Unwell people are paying much too much for prescription medications, and the costs are continually rising 1.)Why are medical drugs prices insanely high, and what can be done to lower medical drug prices? 2.)Why is there no current regulation on drug patents? Should the government be more involved in regulating the price of drugs? 3.)Would healthcare organizations lose or gain profit from promoting prescription programs like Mark Cuban's pharmacy? 4.)Are there incentives for these organizations to use name-brand prescriptions? 5.)Are patients hesitant to utilize generic medicine if prescription drug prices are so high? 6.)What is the stigma associated with brand-name prescriptions? 7.)What can we do to eliminate the strategies that hinder generic use? 8.)How might we make healthcare cheaper when prices rise? How might the healthcare system help us pay less? 9.)do generic pharmaceuticals outperform brand-name drugs? If so, why is this the case? Why are some people against taking generic drugs compared to brand-name drugs? 10.) What impact did COVID-19 have on prescription medicine prices? Did it lead them to rise even more, or did it cause them to fall? 11.)What effect did this have on health insurance companies lowering out-of-pocket pharmaceutical costs? 12.)How probable is someone to receive aid from a patient assistance program? How helpful are the initiatives for individuals who require financial assistance but cannot afford extraordinarily expensive medications?